Comments on: Maverick? Goose? Molson Air? What’s Really in a Military Code Name?

By: Oliver

Oliver — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 15:53:24 +0000

Surfing around the internet I get to find this site and of course I have to contribute with it by speaking out my mind. I am also a rotorhead and I can only agree with some previous comments, the guys and gals at Molson are the best bunch of people I have ever met, having fun and doing the best from every situation, allways with a smile. It’s not an easy place at all and getting things done can be very challenging at times, but their way of life and attitude is trully inspiring. Funny to see the 212 fits perfectly in the Antonov, we had so much work with the bigger helis… Please keep up the good work and don’t change.

Cheers and best regards from Bulldog.

P.S.: great blog by the way.

By: Allan Cram

Allan Cram — Sun, 10 Jul 2011 15:14:23 +0000

Thanks Harry,

We were disappointed to find out your freedom flight had left early, but of course we were happy you got home sooner than expected.

But now you’re back! Come visit us in the zoo!

Ciao for now,

Allan

By: Harry Klein

Harry Klein — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 12:56:09 +0000

Hi Heather, Diana, Allan and Todd,
I hope you are all fine. After 6 months in Afgh. I´am back now in Germany. It´s cold and rainy.
Nice! I´am so glad, that I was allowed to meet you, working together and having some fun during my service at Camp Marmal.
Heather and Allan, I was very sad about missing your last out so that I couldn´t hug you, because I was out now before you came in again in March.
This is now to say I´am sorry and that I wish you and your families and crew all the best and come back every time in one piece.
Just think of the old phrase:” Every landing you can walk away from, was a good landing”
Your old Ex HUEY Frontseater from Germany
Harry

By: Allan Cram

Allan Cram — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 00:05:31 +0000

Thanks for your holiday wishes and continued support–we all appreciate it!

Allan

By: Ferg Devins

Ferg Devins — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 01:03:12 +0000

Molson Coors Canada is proud that you’ve selected “Molson”…and we’re proud to continue to play a small part in supporting our troops around the world…hats off to all of you who serve our country and best wishes to our military abroad and at home for a safe and joyous holiday season…( twitter @MolsonFerg )

By: Allan

Allan — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:21:30 +0000

Hi JJ,

This is not the place for divulging that kind of information, but since I’m the Job Manager for Molson Air I am probably the one to contact.

If you leave contact information with the editor of Life as a Human, Kerry will pass it on to me.

Cheers, Allan

By: JJ

JJ — Sat, 10 Apr 2010 13:20:12 +0000

can anyone tell me where can i contact Molson Air in Afghanistan?

By: Allan

Allan — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 04:18:14 +0000

Thanks, Dr. Swan,

We like what we do and we try to have fun at the same time! Make the best of a crappy situation so to speak.

Be sure to drop in and say hello. You stay safe as well.

Cheers, Allan

By: Dr. Swan

Dr. Swan — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:37:31 +0000

Allan,

I am a civilian contractor in Afghanistan and everyone I know prefers to uses Molson Air to travel whenever possible. Quite frankly, I have never met a more professional, dedicated, friendly bunch of people! Whenever we need to go FOB hopping, we always check with you guys first.

I am a rotorhead myself (been flying aircraft and designing and repairing avionics for nearly 30 years) and I just love you guys. Stay safe and take care!

Dr. Jeffery A. Swan
Mantech International Corporation

P.S. Awesome job at the Olympics!

By: Gil Namur

Gil Namur — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 00:16:29 +0000

Hi Allan,

My good friend Ross Holloway is a very gifted singer/songwriter and he recently released a few new songs. One of them is called Mankind’s Attitude and it is dedicated to the troops in Afghanistan.

I thought I would share a few links in here for you and your readers.

This is the link to his Biography page, with information on who Ross is. http://www.ontracmusic.com/bio.asp?id=2

Once there click on the Discography page in his Artist section which has the Dedication to the Troops. You can see his message to all of those who put themselves in the line of fire for all of us.

This is the link to his Multimedia page with pics, songs, and a funny video of Ross playing a huge drum that was filmed in Hawaii. (Watch in full screen). http://www.ontracmusic.com/artistsmultimedia.asp?id=2&artistid=2

Now that your in Ross’s Artist section, you can click on his Purchase page to download the free professional music charts, and also links to purchase the MP3′s or the actual hard copy CD Single.

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Gil